Will Sony sticks its penis in the hornet's nest? | |||
| Yes | 158 | 72.81% | |
| No | 59 | 27.19% | |
| Total: | 217 | ||
| kcoward said: Is this a good or bad response towards the hackers? I think Sony would be better off apologising for taking off Other OS and hope the hackers feel sorry for them. Anon is to be taken seriously despite what people think. Sony is in for a very big loss. Judging by Anon's track record they always do what they set out to do. |
You dont get anywhere by trying to appease terrorists.
hehey said:
You dont get anywhere by trying to appease terrorists. |
yay! someone using the word that just to describe people who doesn't share one's views. Truly, never use that word. Its as useless as calling someone fat when they are 90 pounds.
Porcupine_I said:
and what exactly is this terrible and atrocious thing sony has done, except for using every legal means avaliable to protect their network and preventing piracy? tell me who exactly is this "Sony" person who needs to be brought down to their knees? lets just assume anonymous is successful! they completely destroy PSN. they release every code so everyone can play "backups" they set all the prices on PSN to zero so everyone can enjoy free games! and in the end the sony network division just goes out of business, that would be great, for everyone wouldn't it? THEY deserve this, right? do you actually think anyone else but the consumers and the workers at sony will be hurt by this? |
Anonymous wouldnt go that far. They would just make Sony regret decisions. Apply enough hurt, decisions quickly change.
*YAWN!
hehey said:
You dont get anywhere by trying to appease terrorists. |
well if Sony think they can do better than a security company good luck to them. all this could have been prevented if they had just left Linux on the PS3. of course they knew they were going to piss off the hackers that paid $600 to only learn that sony take off the feature. also geohot had nothing to do with piracy or cheats on games. all he did was enable homebrew to run to all the people that felt betrayed by sony after they spent $600. piracy and cheats was on PS3 long before geohot hacked it.
ssj12 said:
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Cyber terrorism, look it up.
If this so called "noble" group is just going to mess with security sistems, destroy or cripple websites or release private infoprmation taht will do damage to people or their computer systerms and info systems then that definitely sound like cyber terrorism in my book.
From their past actions and the things that p[eople are saying thay might do in this thread like crpling PSN or whatever then they definitely fit the description of cyber terrorists.
kcoward said:
well if Sony think they can do better than a security company good luck to them. all this could have been prevented if they had just left Linux on the PS3. of course they knew they were going to piss off the hackers that paid $600 to only learn that sony take off the feature. also geohot had nothing to do with piracy or cheats on games. all he did was enable homebrew to run to all the people that felt betrayed by sony after they spent $600. piracy and cheats was on PS3 long before geohot hacked it. |
Hes an anabler, him and his buddies opening up the PS3 opens the door to piracy and all taht bad stuff.
He and otehr like him are a security risk that SOny acnnot ignore and thats a fact.
| hehey said: Hes an anabler, him and his buddies opening up the PS3 opens the door to piracy and all taht bad stuff. He and otehr like him are a security risk that SOny acnnot ignore and thats a fact. |
The same way that US armed the Taliban and in turn enabled them to terrorism.
So, you liken GeoHot to the US government?
hehey said:
Hes an anabler, him and his buddies opening up the PS3 opens the door to piracy and all taht bad stuff. He and otehr like him are a security risk that SOny acnnot ignore and thats a fact. |
I dont think you understand when i typed that piracy and cheats was on the ps3 long before geohot hacked it. What he did probably enabled people to make programs to use pirated games and cheats but that was not his sole purpose. Sony is not sueing him for piracy and if he was a pirate he would be in jail not getting sued. Stop being ignorant immediately I command you. Sony is actually sueing the people that can fix the problem all they have to do is enable Linux on the PS3. Guess its too late for that now cause they are going to make a bigger loss.
hehey said:
Cyber terrorism, look it up. If this so called "noble" group is just going to mess with security sistems, destroy or cripple websites or release private infoprmation taht will do damage to people or their computer systerms and info systems then that definitely sound like cyber terrorism in my book. From their past actions and the things that p[eople are saying thay might do in this thread like crpling PSN or whatever then they definitely fit the description of cyber terrorists. |
Im one of the people who hate the term terrorism because its a bs word. In most countries the US have invaded, we are the terrorists and destroying their nations is terrorism. Polls from Iraq and Afganistan proven that 80% or more of their citizens have no idea what happened to the USA 9/11 and think the USA is just bullying their nations and people. So pretty much the USA is a terrorist organization. Like what I did there?
And "Cyber terrorism" is just an extension of bs. Its called hacking. And the people involved are not "Cyber Terrorists" they are hackers.
BS terms are bs.
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